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*About Forest Walk

Forest Walk is a development of high-specification homes in the stunning Gloucestershire countryside. Sitting near the banks of the River Severn, this exciting development offers a range of 2,3, and 4-bedroom homes, appealing to a range of homebuyers, including first-time buyers, families, downsizers, and those looking to relocate to Gloucestershire.

Leisure

Wye Valley area of outstanding natural beauty is closest to the development at Clearwell Caves, seven miles north-west. The area stretches as far north as Hereford, presenting fascinating landmarks alongside protected countryside, including King Arthur's Cave - a 39-minute drive away.

The area provides unique leisure, with horse riding centres and trout fisheries located just minutes down the A48. Go Ape is six miles away, and the National Diving and Activity Centre is eight miles away, for thrill seekers.

Lydney Golf club is a five-minute drive away offering a challenging riverside course. The town is also proud host to historic cricket and rugby clubs, as well as a football team which is enjoying its most successful period to date.

Freedom Leisure, a six-minute drive away, offers a state-of-the-art gym and swimming pool, running exercise programmes and outdoor activities. An open-air pool can be found at Bathurst, two miles away, ideal for cooling off in summer.

Education

Residents of Forest Walk find a number of primary schools and a high school in Lydney, ideal for those with young families.

Severnbanks Primary School is under a mile away, for an easy drop-off, while Lydney C of E Community School and Primrose Hill C of E Primary School are a seven- and 10-minute drive away, respectively.

For those of secondary school age, The Dean Academy is a seven-minute bike ride away, part of The Athelstan Trust comprehensive school community. Other high school options can be found in the surrounding towns, including The Forest High School in Cinderford, 10 miles away.

For those interested in pursuing higher education, Bristol is a 46-minute drive away. The metropolitan city offers a choice of institutions, including the Russell Group acknowledged University of Bristol, the University of the West of England, and sgs Higher Education and University Centre.

Shopping

Located within walking distance of Lydney town centre, the development has access to a parade of shops, a library, a pharmacy, a post office, and a number of thriving businesses. A local town hall hosts various activities, and residents are spoiled for food choices with a healthy selection of independent eateries, pubs, and cafes.

The Ugly Duckling Restaurant - just two miles away - provides traditional British cuisine, while the The George Inn and The Globe Inn both offer traditional pub experiences and hearty food eight minutes away in the car.

Everyday essentials can be found in a choice of well-known supermarket brands within a five-minute drive. Comprehensive shopping and award-winning dining can be located in Lydney's surrounding cities, with Bristol providing some of the country's most varied independent vendors.

Transport

Forest Walk has useful transport links which afford a semi-rural lifestyle with access to major cities. Lakeside Drive bus stop is a 10-minute walk away offering transport into Lydney town centre.

Lydney train station is a five-minute drive away providing regular routes to destinations including Cheltenham Spa, Nottingham, and Cardiff Central. Newport offers connections through to London, with the total journey time from the development to the capital being under two and a half hours.

The A48 is a three-minute drive away, leading north-east to Gloucester in a further 29 minutes, or south-west reaching the Severn Bridge in 19 minutes. Drivers are also 27 and 29 minutes from the M4 and M5, respectively.

Bristol Airport is an hour's drive away and provides destinations and connections worldwide.

Opening Hours

Monday 10:00 - 17:00Tuesday 10:00 - 17:00Wednesday 10:00 - 17:00Thursday 10:00 - 19:00Friday 10:00 - 17:00Saturday 11:00 - 17:00Sunday 11:00 - 17:00Directions

Forest Walk joins a semi-rural community on the outskirts of Lydney, Gloucestershire. The local town resides on the banks of Britain's longest river, with the area renowned for its breathtaking views and farmland.

The site is a little over a mile from Lydney town centre, and under an hour's drive to Bristol, Gloucester, Cheltenham, Newport, and Cardiff.

This development falls under the administration of Forest of Dean District Council and Gloucestershire County Council.

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ONS Census 2021 and ONS pay by council (ASHE), via HomePortfolio.

Nearest station Lydney Bus Station 980 m, 12 min walk

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• ApprovedSmall scheme430 mFell 1 x Ash and 1 x Oak covered by Tree Preservation Order number DFTPO 135. The Ash tree has a co-dominant trunk with a mature weak V union. Axis of potential split directs one trunk towards two properties. Removal of one stem leaves remaining stem open to windthrow. The Oak is a highly slender tree and leans 55 degrees to the south-west away from the Ash, then corrects above it. Removal of the Ash leaves this Oak tree susceptible to wind exposure. A 50% crown reduction is an option but would leave limited branching remaining.Made 21 Aug 2026 · decided 1 Oct 2026 · P0991/26/TPO
• Awaiting decisionSmall scheme440 mErection of a two storey front extension, first floor side extension and construction of a detached garage/store (part retrospective)Made 15 Jun 2026 · P0702/26/FUL
• Awaiting decisionSmall scheme10 mDischarge of Condition 6 (External lighting) relating to planning permission P1975/19/FULMade 13 Jan 2026 · P0047/26/DISCON
• ApprovedSmall scheme370 mDischarge of Condition 9 (dwellings not to be occupied until half of the employment land is provided with roads and utilities) relating to Outline permission P0745/18/OUTMade 25 Nov 2025 · decided 16 Jan 2026 · P1457/25/DISCON
• ApprovedSmall scheme160 mNon-material amendment to planning permission P0876/23/APP for the alteration of the parking area serving plots 156 - 159 and 197 - 200 from private driveway to adoptable highway designMade 4 Jun 2025 · decided 12 Jun 2025 · P0679/25/NONMAT
• WithdrawnSmall scheme10 mDischarge of condition 06 (lighting) relating to planning permission P1975/19/FULMade 3 Mar 2025 · decided 5 Sept 2025 · P0253/25/DISCON

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